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Divorce Actions and
Recovery of Property

Often in divorce actions, a judge will award property to one of the parties, but the other party will not release the property. The Sheriff’s Office cannot force one person to turn over property to another.

For more information on divorce actions, and to be directed to the Self Help Center of the Minnesota Judicial Branch, click here.

See also: Dissolution of Marriage Summons and Petition.

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(952) 445-7750
(952) 496-8170 (TTY)
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(952) 496-8300
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